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OUR NEXT PERFORMANCE OF HARD AT WORK
WILL BE IN WEST HARTFORD ON SUNDAY, JUNE 4
A BENEFIT FOR WEST HARTFORD PRIDE

What do Tina Turner, Glen Campbell, Carly Simon, Bon Jovi, David Bowie, Dolly Parton, Donna Summer and Styx all have in common? They've all had mega-hit songs about everyday jobs.
Join the men of the CTGMC as we celebrate ordinary occupations
with extraordinary music!
Sunday, June 4, 2023 at 4 pm
Conard High School Auditorium, 110 Beechwood Rd., West Hartford
PRESENTED BY WEST HARTFORD PRIDE

Well, bébés, it’s no secret that Schitt’s Creek is simply the best. Hostess Kiki Lucia will be channeling Moira Rose and the men of the CTGMC will be right there as her Jazzagals!
SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 2023

Doors open at 6 and games begin at 7. All the beverages you could want are available for purchase as well as snacks. You're welcome to bring your own food but no outside beverages are allowed due to state law. If you'd like to reserve a spot in line, we'll be handing out numbers starting at 4:15.

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Founded in 1986,
the Connecticut Gay Men’s Chorus was the first organization of its kind in Connecticut and is a proud to be a part of LGBT history.

The chorus continues to inspire other arts-based community organizations around New England. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Greg McMahan, the CTGMC is proud to maintain its high level of performance standards while maintaining its signature blend of humor and personality.

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Interested in joining the chorus?
We’d love to hear from you!

We'll be holding auditions for our 2023—2024 Season in September. If you'd like to be notified about auditions or just want more information, click the JOIN US button below!

We welcome male singers over age 18 and of all orientations. Previous choral experience is preferred but not necessary—all we ask is your commitment to attend Tuesday rehearsals and that you enjoy the experience, camaraderie, and musicianship. Please prepare a song that showcases your talent; a pianist will be provided.

We ask that all auditioners be fully vaccinated for Covid-19 for the safety and comfort of all of us who will be singing.

The CTGMC performs at, as well as supports, an ever-increasing number of community outreach organizations to raise funds and awareness of a variety of social and LGBT programs.

We aim to portray the very best of the gay community in an authentic way. And, to further our mission of building bridges between the gay community and the community at large, we now welcome men of all orientations to join us in song and fellowship.  

Thanks to our successful monthly fundraiser Bingomania and our family of donors and sponsors, we are not only committed to keeping our ticket prices affordable, but we are able to set aside 10% of our tickets to offer to LGBT youth, AIDS outreach, and other social outreach programs at no cost.